Djupivogur is a quaint fishing village situated on the east coast of Iceland, known for its strikingly beautiful and tranquil surroundings. Home to approximately 400 residents, it serves as a gateway to Papey Island and the magnificent iceberg-laden landscapes of Vatnajokull National Park. Djupivogur’s charm lies in its rich history, with colourfully preserved 19th-century wooden houses giving a glimpse into the rustic past. It hosts Langabúð, the oldest trading house in the country, now functioning as a museum and café. Boasting a diverse birdlife, the settlement is also famed for being part of 'The Stone Collection,' an outdoors exhibition of beautiful and rare Icelandic minerals. Visitors are enthralled by the scenic hiking routes and boat tours that Djupivogur offers, liaising with the untouched raw nature of Iceland.++